Day 3 Snowflake challage
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ascendant_angelDay 3
In your own space, share a favorite piece of original canon (a TV episode, a song, a favourite interview, a book, a scene from a movie, etc) and explain why you love it so much. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
I'll share a couple of my favourite Star Trek: Voyager episodes
Why I love these episodes is becase they are both explore time travel, which I love, in interesting ways
Before and After is heavely character focoused (and I love character driven episodes) and shows Kes living her life life backwards jumping to ealier and ealier points in her life.
The year of hell has a single Krenim ship trying to completely wipe their enemies from existence it'self in order to rebuild their empire when the Krenim ruled. It's a fascinating take on time travel and the butterfly effect, and has great character moments both for the voyager crew and the crew of the Krenim ship. I love that in the end we find the captin of the Krenim ship was so hell bent on changing history, not so much to restore the empire, but to find a timeline in which his wife didn't die.
I'd also like to add a special mention to 'A Symmetry of Imperfection' Andromeda episode (season 4, episode 19) This is another Charater driven and emotional episode that explores AI and emotions.
Rommie the Ships Avator is cut off fom her Ship self (the core mainframe AI) when she is jugged by the core mainframe to have become' too emotional'. Of couse this happens when the ship is in danger but that turns out to be more the B plot. The core story is emotional, and revolves around my favouite character Rommie, it explores the emotional side AI's and how our memories make us who we are, plus the whole episode is visually very pretty.
In your own space, share a favorite piece of original canon (a TV episode, a song, a favourite interview, a book, a scene from a movie, etc) and explain why you love it so much. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
I'll share a couple of my favourite Star Trek: Voyager episodes
Before and After
(season 3, episode 21)
Description
A life-extension treatment puts Kes out of temporal sync, allowing her to see the past and the future.Year of Hell Part 1&2
(season 4, episode 8&9)
Description
The Voyager tangles with the Krenim whose ultimate weapon-ship manipulates time to erase their enemies~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Why I love these episodes is becase they are both explore time travel, which I love, in interesting ways
Before and After is heavely character focoused (and I love character driven episodes) and shows Kes living her life life backwards jumping to ealier and ealier points in her life.
The year of hell has a single Krenim ship trying to completely wipe their enemies from existence it'self in order to rebuild their empire when the Krenim ruled. It's a fascinating take on time travel and the butterfly effect, and has great character moments both for the voyager crew and the crew of the Krenim ship. I love that in the end we find the captin of the Krenim ship was so hell bent on changing history, not so much to restore the empire, but to find a timeline in which his wife didn't die.
I'd also like to add a special mention to 'A Symmetry of Imperfection' Andromeda episode (season 4, episode 19) This is another Charater driven and emotional episode that explores AI and emotions.
Rommie the Ships Avator is cut off fom her Ship self (the core mainframe AI) when she is jugged by the core mainframe to have become' too emotional'. Of couse this happens when the ship is in danger but that turns out to be more the B plot. The core story is emotional, and revolves around my favouite character Rommie, it explores the emotional side AI's and how our memories make us who we are, plus the whole episode is visually very pretty.
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